vw1956 [2017-08-12 08:04:31 +0000 UTC]

Thank You very much for faving Editing of infrared photographs using PhotoshopInfrared Photography
I would like to show you my way of editing infrared photographs using Photoshop CC and the NIK plugins Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2. I started about 10 years ago with infrared photography using a Fuji S3 Pro body and two Nikon lenses. Having not been satisfied with the endless exposure times, I bought a used Nikon D70 having taken lots of infrared photographs over some years. In 2013 I decided to buy a new Nikon D90 body and had it converted to 720 nm.
 
My newer infrared photographs are all taken with the Nikon D90 converted to 720nm by Optik-Makario, Germany. At the moment, I am using a 18-70mm and an 18-200mm lens by Nikon. I have used other lenses such as a 50mm, 105mm and even a 85mm Petzval lens too. Using anything other than the 18-70 and 18-200mm lenses make things a bit more complicated because I have to use the camera's liveview.
 
 Now let's talk about how I edit an Infrared photograph...
 
 Below is the original photograph fro! I wish You a nice weekend

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vw1956 [2016-09-17 07:11:36 +0000 UTC]

Here´s the tutorial I was talking about: Editing of infrared photographs using PhotoshopInfrared Photography
I would like to show you my way of editing infrared photographs using Photoshop CC and the NIK plugins Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2. I started about 10 years ago with infrared photography using a Fuji S3 Pro body and two Nikon lenses. Having not been satisfied with the endless exposure times, I bought a used Nikon D70 having taken lots of infrared photographs over some years. In 2013 I decided to buy a new Nikon D90 body and had it converted to 720 nm.
 
My newer infrared photographs are all taken with the Nikon D90 converted to 720nm by Optik-Makario, Germany. At the moment, I am using a 18-70mm and an 18-200mm lens by Nikon. I have used other lenses such as a 50mm, 105mm and even a 85mm Petzval lens too. Using anything other than the 18-70 and 18-200mm lenses make things a bit more complicated because I have to use the camera's liveview.
 
 Now let's talk about how I edit an Infrared photograph...
 
 Below is the original photograph fro

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vw1956 [2016-09-17 06:37:03 +0000 UTC]

Thank You very much, Alison!

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mizuki-chinatsu [2015-12-10 01:13:55 +0000 UTC]

Thanks for the fav and the watch!

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GWPhotographics [2015-04-09 01:29:01 +0000 UTC]

I like your gallery

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simplesonnet [2011-12-07 00:54:03 +0000 UTC]

Thankyou for the watch, i hope you are well x

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vetalas [2011-04-10 23:37:44 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much for the /watch! I greatly appreciate it!
Sorry for the delayed response.


Ian Blewitt
Cinematographer - Compositor - Photographer - Artist
www.ianblewitt.com

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RebornEmber [2011-03-02 04:19:51 +0000 UTC]

Thanks for the watch!

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Welcome to DA

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